War Department Deserter List For Stevens County
The War Department lists Stevens County deserters with order numbers names spellings and residences. The Examiner notes rewards up to 50 for delivering deserters to military control and cites potential enlistment errors during draft rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Morton
San Francisco
Stevens County
United States
Chas
Vincent Allen
Colville
John Bevelo
Bevelo
Cummings
Harold T. Barbour
Barbour
Portland
Ore
Loyd Alfred Connelly
Edmonton
Can
Albert Augusta
Agusta
Halloway
Middleport
Nampa
Idaho
Harry H. Johnson
Harrison
Northport
Frank Rallo Lechturi
Lechture
Chicago
Leslie Eldred McFall
Frank B. Moloso
Addy
Ford
Robert Morrow
Valley
Axel Palm
Paolo Raffin
Raffin
Cummins
Arthur Arne Snickers
Snickers
Martin Sebastian Snyder
M. S. Snyder
Chewetah
Albert Loney
Loney
Tavis
Turk
William Henry Waldron
Loon Lake
Thomas Waller
Waler
Harry Edward Wilson
War Department
Green Stockings set for reprise at Colville theater
The three act comedy Green Stockings returns to the Colville theater on Tuesday February 21 with the same cast John T Raftis C N Hanson Louis Wernl Joe Rogers Albert Conner L E Baird and the women Miss Jessie Rice Miss Esther Edlund Miss Rose Eastland Miss Ruth Sturman Miss Ruby Schwerdfield Tickets available at Stenger and Gleason Drug Store Out of town patrons may reserve seats by sending a check for the number of tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Stockings
Colville
Colville Theater
John T. Raftis
C. N. Hanson
Louis Wernl
Joe Rogers
Albert Conner
Stenger and Gleason Drug Store
Col Fleetwood Ward Visits Colville Friends
Col Fleetwood Ward a well known Colville citizen with Orient mine interests stayed at Hotel Lee last week and now resides in Spokane's Rookery building. An old mining hand who served with General Custer he jokes about joining the Colville Bachelor's club and recalls former partners Johnny Walker and Rodney Pepper. He predicts a new mining boom across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleetwood Ward
Colville
Orient
Lee
Spokane
Ward
General Custer
Johnny Walker
Rodney Pepper
Miner Ward Seen Forecasting a Bright Year for Mining Industry
The piece notes Ward's long mining career from Cripple Creek to Alaska with ventures in the Orient district near Sand Creek road. It cites ore findings near the Butte and Washington mines, an expected shipment of ore, and a Kellogg smelting deal. It mentions Colville reservation openings in 1896 and historic mine values, including LeRoy and Republic, while noting Ward's Spokane exhibit attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tle
Cripple Creek
Alaska
Cook Inlet
San Francisco
California
Ward
Kettle River
Butte and Washington
Sand Creek Road
Orient District
Kellogg
Idaho
Colville Reservation
Colville Valley
Northwest
LeRoy
Spokane
Col. Ridpath
Senator Turner
Pepton
Republic
Mr. Ward
Chamber of Commerce
Junior Class Presents Pleasing Musical at High School
The DeMarco-Aistrup company performed at the high school auditorium Tuesday under junior class auspices. The program drew a full house, grossing about 70 dollars with net proceeds around 40 dollars for the junior treasury. The 60-member class plans next spring to stage the County Fair and use funds for the junior prom and the senior lyceum course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMarco-Aistrup Company
Schedule of Coming Events Lists Feb and Mar items
The schedule lists Washington's birthday events Feb 22 and a Chamber of Commerce dance. It notes a K P temple dedication Feb 25 Marcus by grand chancellor, Shrove Tuesday Feb 28, Ash Wednesday Mar 1, high school debates at Wenatchee Mar 83 and Yakima Mar 10, a Mar 4 school election, St Patrick's Day Mar 17, Vernal equinox Mar 21, Easter Apr 16, Memorial Day May 80, and the Summer solstice June 22. It also highlights the Stevens County Livestock Assn midwinter sale and banquet at Chewelah on Mar 9 with noon luncheon and purebred sale, banquet at 6, inviting all stockmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
K. P. Temple
Marcus
Wenatchee
Stevens County Livestock Assn
Chewelah
Yakima
Anniversary of Knights of Pythias observed in Colville
The Colville lodge marks the 58th anniversary with an evening service at Congregational church at 7:30 led by Rev. J. M. Huggins. Music by the E. P. orchestra features L. M. McFarland Edward Nyholm and others. The piece recounts 1864 Washington founding, early lodges in Ivanhoe No. 1 Colville 1907 and Isaac I Stevens No. 143 with 175 members and 10 candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Knights of Pythias
Colville Lodge
J. M. Huggins
E. P
L. M. McfFarland
W. EF. Diffenbacher
Edward Nyholm
F. 8. Thomas
E. A. Skidmore
Lon Hoskins
Temperance Hall
Washington, D. C
Order
North
South
War Department
Ivanhoe Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Washington
New Castle
Dayton
Colfax
Isaac I. Stevens
Colville
E. R. Lavigne
Church Services Schedule and Christian Science Notice
Mass times listed for Sundays on the first, third, second and fourth Sundays with Rev. E Bell officiating. Christian Science services held every Sunday at 11 at the chapel with subject Mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Bell
S. J
Church Services and Sunday School Schedule Notice
G H Severance Archdeacon Agnes D Roberts and W A Worker invite inspection as the church holds Sunday school at 11 30 with services every other Sunday Rev M J Stevens of Spokane will conduct Sunday services Rev G E Whitten pastor Sunday school at 10 preaching at 11 with the topics A Wall of Fire and Whats Wrong With the World Epworth and junior league at 6 30 and 7 30 with special music and a round welcome to all
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Severance
Agnes D. Roberts
W. A. Worker
M. J. Stevens
Spokane
G. E. Whitten
Epworth and Junior League
Reverend Guy Denney Preaches Twice Weekly
Pastor Guy Denney holds worship at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. each Sunday. Prayer meetings convene Thursday evenings and evangelistic services are held in Orin every Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Denney
Orin
Revival at Colville Christian Church Opens with Harman Gates
A promising revival began last Sunday at Colville Christian Church led by evangelists Harman and Gates who recently concluded a successful series at Heppner Oregon with 60 converts. Nightly sermons and songs present practical biblical messages. Saturday features Behold the Man and Sunday sermons address the costs of not being a Christian and an analysis of the gospel. The M E ladies urge attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Thomas
Colville
Leaked sale at J C Penney store. ladies aid tea hosts
A community week divider reports a leaked sale at the J C Penney Co store themed event on Saturday at 2. The Ladies Aid of the Congregational church and friends attended a Valentine tea at Mrs A J Montgomery's new home with Miss Bernice Stolts and Mrs Clair Lee winning contests. Music and solos by local women accompanied by Miss Lela Montgomery. Also a large Women’s Foreign Missionary Society meeting at the M E church annex noted fourteen new members and a tied mystery box contest with attendance points and a detailed missionary program outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
The
Congregational Church
A. J. Montgomery
Margaret McCord
Quinn McCord
Clair Lee
Bernice Stolts
Glen Crewse
Lester Cohrs
E. R
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
M. E
Mesdames Droz
Grinstead
Golder
Ralph Willett
E. H. Harrigan
Hanson
Petts
Rolla Willett
Whitten
Miller
Daggy
Henderson
English
Campbell
Jenkins
Miss Lauderdale
Miss Allen
G. E. Whitten
China
Emma Lauderdale
Midwinter Stock Sale Set for Chewelah March 9
Stevens County Livestock Association plans a midwinter sale in Chewelah with entries of purebreds and grades. A noon free lunch precedes an afternoon purebred focus, a 6:30 dinner at Lever Hall for about 150 at $1. A Holstein bull gift from the Chewelah Chamber of Commerce and a Shorthorn bull gift from the Chewelah Meat Market will go to lucky numbers among local farmers. Sandy Keith will auction, Alex Morrison leads the program, and T C Bell expects wide county turnout barring bad roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens County Livestock Association
Chewelah
Lever Hall
Northwest
Alex Morrison
T. C. Bell
Colville
Great Northern Traffic and Passenger Notes
B. J. Carney Company shipped about fifteen cars of cedar poles to various regions. H. C. Barnes sent four cars of lumber to the Union Match Company in Spokane. The R. B. E. Lee Company received a mixed car of feed and flour on Tuesday. TopNoch Flour Mills sent a car of wheat to Seattle on Thursday. W. G. Hartwell shipped a car of poles on Friday. J. O. Morris sent a car of cattle from Marcus to Spokane on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Carney Company
H. C. Barnes
Union Match Company
Spokane
R. BE. Lee Company
TopNoch Flour Mills
Seattle
W. G. Hartwell
J. O. Morris
Marcus
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B. G. Rich
Colville Abstract CO
Frank Kostka
Colville, Washington
Marie
Fox-trot
Dapper
Dan
Delia
Song Shop
Colville Laundry
Chapman & Simpson
Flou
American Legion
Col
Pythias
Adventist Sabbath School
Christian Science
ST. John’s Episcopal
Methodist Episcopal Church
Church OF Christ
Ladies of the
M. E. Church
J. C. Penney Co
Great Northern
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